Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1887-07-30
SEE the boys flannel waists at the

SEE the boys flannel waists at the
Model.
If the sun would temper his rays
people would rise up and bless him.
Chronic nasal catarrh positively cured by
DR.. sages Remedy.
THE Queen of Night is especially
beautiful and bewitching just at pres
ent
A LARGE balloon was sent up in
front of Mr.. John O,Neal's drug
store Wednesday night.
Miss MINNIE FRAZER entertained a
number of friends at her home on Maple
Avenue, last Friday evening.
THE apple and grape crops will be
almost failures in this county this
year, but peaches appear plentiful.
THE annual exhibition at Mothers X
Roads occurs on Sept. Sth and 9th. As
usual, it will be grand success.
THE saxophone solo by Mr.. Louis
Mathaei at the M. G. Bands open air
concert, was highly praised.
For SALE.-THREE NEW BUCKEYE
CHURNs at a bargain. The best churn
in use, see Mrs J. III. Bristor.
WHY not rope in some of the gentle
men who imagine the roads are for their
especial convenience in wild driving ?
ATHE finest line of boys flannel waists
in town is at theModel.
PLEASANT manners, a kind word for
the heart-sore and weary-these make
up the true gentleman.
THE cross dog has but few friends,
and they love to watch him from some
secure spot. Dog days, muchee biteel
All diseases oflower bowel, including pile
tumors, radically cured Book of particulars,
10 cents in stamps. Worlds Dispensary
Medical Association, 663 Main Street, Buffilo
MY.
THE NJ. E. Camp Meeting will begin
at Vaudeville next Tuesday, and con-
tinue eight days. asThirty-eight tents
have already been staked off.
MR.. MORGAN and Miss Annie
Bowers were married in Frederick last
week. The young couple have the best
wishes of host of friends,
Mr.. NOBLE TABB received a stroke
of paralysis Tuesday, from which he
suffered considerably, but he is now
improving and we hope will continue
to mend.
SATEENs.-Don't fail to see lin go
French and American Sateens, as we have
very large line in the latest styles, Sa-
teens are growing to be the popular thing
for midsummer wear. Also ask to see
our Oriental fiouncing to make up with
sateens. EMMERT y FIERY.
Mr.. JOE MCNAMEE while returning
from Harper's Ferry, few days ago,
was thrown from the rear platform of
a caboose, and received several severe
injuries
SEVERAL barns situated just oppo-
site Falling Waters, in Maryland, were
burned down on Monday night. The
reflections from the fires were plainly
visible here.
THE June bug, with the gaudy wing,
and the new edition of the potato bug,
bound in Dolly Warden green, are
among the latest arrivals in the quiet
..o;~.tv ~ Egortinoburu
THE firm of Mason d Rice have sold
out to Mr.. l.. r. Ambrose, who will
continue the carriage and wagon bust
ness, employing the above named gen
tlemen. The public will therefore,
still be able to secure the best of work
at the old place of business.
The pavements on the north side of
East King Street, are in dangerous
and wretched condition. Ladies find
much difficulty in passing safely over
them at night Will this condition of
affairs always stare our over worked (?)
councilmen in the face.
MIR. HARRY ARMSTRONG, who en-
listed in tho U. >. Army some five
years ago, has been sojourning in this
city. Harry looks "nateral" and knows
some few points about military matters.
He looks well and we hope will spend
pleasant visit He has re enlisted for
more years.